"Nilight" leds?

[mikehaugen]

Anyone ever heard of Nilight LED's? Anyone ever used them? Amazon has a good price for them. I made a light bar for the front of my tractor for snowplowing and left spots for 4 lights. Thought about getting 2 flood and 2 spot lights, 18 watts. If not I will probably go with the TUFF lights, but maybe I only need 2 of them since they are supposedly 27 watts.

Edit... Here's a link to the spot version.

Amazon.com: Nilight® 2 X 18w 1260lm Cree Spot Led Work Light Bar Off-road SUV Boat 4x4 Jeep Lamp 4wd: Automotive

 

[srs]

Mike, I have lights that are (from the looks of them) identical to what you posted. I'm thinking they just added the words "Nilight" on the sides of the lights. Made in China of course. I've never had an issue with my lights that have been on my tractor for about 6 months now. Hope this helps. Stanley

 

[nybirdman]

LED's are the way to go for sure.I put two 18 watt on the front to replace the Halogens,plenty of light.Two 27watts would be like daylight.I have installed LED's on both tractors,my Rhino and boat...love'm.

 

[stingray1]

These look good for the price.

 

[coobie]

I have some crees that are a little bigger than those and love them.

 

[grandall4]

Here is what the 2 TuffLeds on front and 1 in back look like from my scut cab.

 

[stingray1]

Here is what the 2 TuffLeds on front and 1 in back look like from my scut cab.

wow,they look bright.care to share some info. On these? Wattage,price and where they came from? Thanks

 

[Jim Timber]

I got 6 of these for my tractor as soon as I can get them mounted.

Amazon.com: 27W Round LED Work Light Lamp Off Road High Power ATV Jeep 4x4 Tractor 30 Degree Spot Light: Automotive

The little rectangular ones look nice and all, but these put out way more light for half the cost. 2150 lumens each.

 

[grandall4]

Here is a link to Amazon with all of the details

Amazon.com: TUFF LED LIGHTS 4 Inch Square 27watt LED Work Lamp Light 1550 Lumen, Off Road, Atv, Utv, Polaris Ranger (pack of 4 ): Automotive

Super Bright Long Life Tuff LED Technology **** Features: - 4 x 4 27watt Super White TUFF LED's - Suits 12V vehicles - 2150 Lumen output - Super Bright TUFF XLT Latest LED technology - up to 120,000 hours of life - Ultra Low current draw, won't drain your battery - Tuff LED® Powder coating provides 100% Sealed lighting system, resistant to moisture, dirt and dust ingress - Almost no heat produced, safe for confined work spaces - Stainless steel mounting kit - IP67 rated - Special Heat treated Tuff LED® Cast Aluminum Alloy Housing - Pre-wired with 400mm of double insulated cable ******** Specifications:*** Model: 72WS101 Size: 4.57*4.57*2.4 inch (4") Multi Voltage: 10-30V Power: 27W (3W*9pcs High Power TUFF LEDs) Color: White Lum: 1550 Beam Distance: 164 FT - 364 FT Life Time: 50,000 - 120,000 Hours Working Temperature: -45 ~85°C ****** Application: Auxiliary lamp for SUV ,UTV ,ATV ,Racing ,Truck ,Agricultural vehicles , Heavy Machinery etc Dimensions 109mm x 109mm square Depth: 37mm *********** Installation The lamp features stainless steel mounting hardware plus alloy brackets for mounting to flat surfaces. This allows the lamp to be used as an interior roof or wall lamp inside enclosed trailers or canopy.

 

[chim]

My Kubota has 2 lights on the front, 2 on back and 1 on each side. All of them are flood pattern for a wide lighted area close to the tractor. Lighting something up bright 100 yards away has no appeal. What matters most is being able to see things near the tractor. In the picture below, what looks like a dark stripe in front of the tractor is darker vegetation that covers the gravel aux driveway to the shed at different times of the year. There is a darker area behind the mower. Re-aiming the rear lights would probably eliminate that, but the overall pattern is OK as is.